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Toyota Motor Corporation has reached a cooperation agreement with the Shanghai Municipal Government to jointly promote green and low-carbon development in China.
A report released by leading South Korean consulting firm SNE Research on May 3 showed that Chinese company BYD has surpassed South Korean firm LG Energy Solution and ranked second with a market share of 16.2%.
On August 15, the first mass-produced ONVO L60 rolled off the production line at the NIO F2 factory, officially marked as '0000001'.
On June 3rd, Baidu Maps released a video of the real-world testing of the Tesla-specific Baidu Maps V20 version, announcing that Baidu Maps' lane-level navigation will soon be launched on Tesla.
The China EV100 Forum took place on April 1, with several representatives from car manufacturing companies in attendance. They delivered speeches and shared their perspectives on a range of topics including the global automotive industry, new energy vehicles, and the development of intelligent connected vehicles.
Shortly after the launch of the U8, BYD's first luxury new energy vehicle, a new model named "Seagull" has been registered with China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology.
At the 2022 World New Energy Vehicle Congress on August 27, Zhu Huarong, the chairman of Changan Automobile, said that the Chinese auto industry is primed to have the basic conditions to stop selling fuel cars.
On April 26th, BYD, a Chinese electric car manufacturer, introduced the Seagull as part of its Ocean Series. The Seagull is classified as an A0-level vehicle and comes equipped with blade batteries.
Tao Lin, Vice President of Tesla China, asserted via the country's Twitter-like platform Weibo on Wednesday that news circulating on the internet about the potential site of the firm's second factory in the country is not true.
Chinese electric vehicle maker XPeng has recently made a round of adjustments with its P7, P5 and G3i series by reducing the number of models but retaining current configurations and retail sticker prices.
Leading Chinese new energy vehicle maker BYD is considering building a new battery super factory in Spain.
On July 13th, BYD plans to establish a battery assembly plant in Hungary with an investment of over ¥200 million (about $28 million). This is BYD's second factory in the country following the electric bus and truck factory in Hungary.